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Historic PA National Guard flag returned during Fort Indiantown Gap ceremony
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A historic Pennsylvania National Guard flag made in the 1920s has found its way home to Fort Indiantown Gap.
Pennsylvania National Guard Major Gen. John Pippy, third from left, and Joe Restelli, right, unveil the historic Pennsylvania National Guard flag from the 1920s at a dedication ceremony on Monday at the Pennsylvania Department of Military Affairs office at Fort Indiantown Gap.
It was Restelli’s desire to donate it to the Guard, according to Stephanie Olsen, historic preservation specialist with the Pennsylvania National Guard Museum, which is located on the Gap’s base.
And at that time, the Pennsylvania National Guard headquarters was in Philadelphia,” Olsen said.
Guests listen to a speaker discuss the journey of an antique Pennsylvania National Guard flag that was formally returned to the military at a dedication ceremony Monday at Fort Indiantown Gap.